Breaking Bad movie: Bryan Cranston set for major RETURN plot after Aaron Paul bombshell?

The brand new Breaking Bad spin-off El Camino is in the works and fans are desperate to know if Walter White played by Bryan Cranston) can make a return somehow.

While fans will remember Walter died in a rather theatrical way in the show’s season finale, Jesse Pinkman’s (Aaron Paul) story was left unfinished, giving producers room to bring him back for another run.

But is it really Breaking Bad without the original double act?

Aaron has added fuel to the fire by now posting a picture of him and old friend Bryan on his Instagram page.

In view of his 3.6 million followers, the Hollywood actor shared an image of the duo enjoying a glass of their new Mezkal Artesanal alcohol together.

Dressed all in summery white and looking cool as cucumbers as they advertised their new venture, the pair relaxed on a patch of grass with the Dominican Republic sun setting on a sparkling sea behind them.

The fact the two actors met up isn’t a surprise, given the former co-stars created the new company together, but could there be more to the image than meets the eye?

After all, with Aaron’s new movie in the works, it makes sense they could have discussed Walter making a surprise cameo and delighting Breaking Bad fans all around the world.

Walter could visit Jesse as a ghost, hallucination, impart words of advice, or even return in flashback form.

And fans would undoubtedly welcome the addition.

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Aaron captioned the picture: “Drink well. Drink responsibly. How are you drinking your @doshombres?”

Actor Aaron Taylor Johnson, replied: “Wish I was there drinking it with you guys!”

“This is how Breaking Bad should have ended. Love this shot,” a fan then shared.

Another wrote: “Can’t wait for El Camino!! @tsoicthk.”

“Hey @aaronpaul I can’t wait for the movie. Enjoy your time as much as possible,” a third enthused.

Jesse was last seen in the Breaking Bad finale after he escaped from captivity from the Neo-Nazi gang, and mourning the loss of his partner Walter.

Jesse then stole a Chevrolet El Camino car from one of the gang members and drove off, leaving viewers wondering where he would end up.

The trailer for the new film sees Skinny Pete (Charles Baker) telling the authorities he doesn’t know where Jesse is, but it has now been revealed El Camino will delve into what happened to Jess after his escape.

“In the wake of his dramatic escape from captivity,” the synopsis reads, “Jesse must come to terms with his past in order to forge some kind of future.”

Breaking Bad: El Camino is set to premiere on Netflix October 11.